Agriculture in Saudi Arabia: The agricultural cities in Saudi Arabia seek to make a shift at the economic level, they are no longer dependent on oil alone, and thus seek to reclaim agricultural lands using modern technological means, and agricultural practices in the Kingdom seek to improve the opportunities of small farms to access markets and thus raise the national income by farming.

The difficulties faced by agriculture in Saudi Arabia: the scarcity of natural resources, including water, land, and the environment that are deteriorating due to natural processes and human activities, in addition to challenges in issues of bilateral agreements with countries hosting investment. local markets.

Agricultural cities in Saudi Arabia: There are a large number of cities that produce the most important agricultural crops in, including the Asir region. Of various types and the best, the diversity of terrain between the mountain, the plain and the sea gave the Asir region a distinction in nutritional diversity.

Jazan region: where it varies between soil fertility and suitable climate for planting hundreds of species of trees, fresh groundwater, rain and torrential rain, and in which some fruits such as papaya and mango are grown, and corn is also grown, and Al-Baha region is also one of the most important agricultural cities in the Kingdom, and is famous Al-Baha region is characterized by the beauty and abundance of its forests. The area also has grazing areas, which are essential for the development of livestock. It is famous for the cultivation of pomegranate fruit. Al-Baha pomegranate is famous for being one of the finest types of pomegranate in the Arab world.

Al-Qassim region: Al-Qassim is considered one of the most important agricultural areas in the Kingdom. A number of crops are grown in Al-Qassim, which are vegetables such as potatoes, different types of fruits, most notably grapes, and Al-Jawf region: the variety of crops in it, as the geographical location of the region and its mild climate in summer In addition to the fertility of the soil and the abundance of groundwater, it is characterized by the cultivation of palms and olives in order to supply it to the factories.